Pakistan and Future

@Shirkuh
thanks for asking those questions, but before answering them let me clarify few things. I personally like to be called “uneducated and illeterate” , my political beliefs are not derived from the “great writers and political commentators” but from the several of my childhood buddies who unfortunately (or is it fortunately?) still live in real Pakistan in the far flung areas of Punjab. Recently when I went to Pakistan I had long meetings with those people , one of them a clerk in education departement, another working in a mundee (market) , another a kochwan (tonga driver, although these days he is driving a rikshaw –chung chi) and several others like them. None of them has passed matriculation.
All of these people have very firm political beliefs some of them called leaguis, and others jamatia , piplye and so on…
Although when I am in Islamabad I could meet the so called “well to-do” and “men of position” , however I hate to meet them and any meeting with those people do not end at a good note..

So let me just warn you that if you think I have political beliefs because of my education , wealth and “knowledge” then you will be disappointed.

Now to answer your questions.

Q. You have blamed certain people of being paid by PML-N to make propaganda against ZPP.
1. Please correct yourself as I did not say that anybody is paid by the PML-N , I consider PML-N as an anti-establishment party , I said few people are paid by establishment.

Q. Do you really think that everybody is paid to do the job?
2. I also did not say everybody writing against AZ is paid by establishment , I said “few” people are being paid by establishment.

Q. Don’t you think that most people do this, because they are worried?
3. Yes I think some of them are worried , but personally I think their worries are unfounded.

Q.Don’t you agree tha ZPP has negated on vital issues like CJP, sovereignity of PAK land, failed to deliver on several other promises as f.ex. electricity, food etc.?

4. Ok for this let us divide the question in three parts, first yes PPP has disappointed me about the issue of restoration of judges. I consider this as a grave political mistake by AZ , specially those promises made to NS and then backing off from them. This will cost him dearly. However the benefit of this will go to Nawaz Sharif which would mean that he might get more votes in next elections specially from Sind and NWFP. I personally think that judges will still be restored in one way or the other.
Secondly “sovereignty of Pakistan” , well this I call bu$$shit (please excuse my french) , Pakistan is in safe and good hands of politicians and I am exteremely satisfied that it is finally in the safe hands.
Thirdly electericity , food etc. i.e. inflation , well I think they need 5 years before we can judge them , and even then my judgement against them will only be through the ballot paper which means I won’t vote for them.

Now an important question which you did not ask , should we criticise PPP government when they make wrong decision. Answer yes we should , not only that we should agitate peacefully against their decision , we should put pressure on the sitting government and if the oppurtunity comes the government should be removed through political means , and I believe that that’s what NS , AA , Lawyers and Civil society are doing.